Glasgow's Future Stories; Social innovation and Participatory Democracy in 2030
Kirsty Ross, Marianne Mcara
Abstract
Kirsty Ross, Marianne Mcara
Abstract
The Collaborative Futures project, as part of the final year Product Design Work in Progress Show 2020-21. \n \nThis project brought together a team of designers, final year design students and graduate designers, civic and academic stakeholders from the GSA Innovation School’s Master of European Design programme and the Centre For Civic Innovation at Glasgow City Council to collaboratively explore Glasgow’s future stories from a human-centred and place-based perspective. \n \nIn the Post Covid-19 world, the council needs to plan for the socio-economic challenges ahead, and ensure services are developed with, rather than for, citizens, their communities and the places they inhabit, to ensure they are fit for the 21st century. \n \nSo, what might a more porous, participatory future Glasgow look like in 2030, who might the citizens who inhabit it be? Where, and how, do their lives play out – how does design, data and innovation influence, involve and empower them and what might they need in terms of future products, services and experiences, and why?
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The Collaborative Futures project, as part of the final year Product Design Work in Progress Show 2020-21. \n \nThis project brought together a team of designers, final year design students and graduate designers, civic and academic stakeholders from the GSA Innovation School’s Master of European Design programme and the Centre For Civic Innovation at Glasgow City Council to collaboratively explore Glasgow’s future stories from a human-centred and place-based perspective. \n \nIn the Post Covid-19 world, the council needs to plan for the socio-economic challenges ahead, and ensure services are developed with, rather than for, citizens, their communities and the places they inhabit, to ensure they are fit for the 21st century. \n \nSo, what might a more porous, participatory future Glasgow look like in 2030, who might the citizens who inhabit it be? Where, and how, do their lives play out – how does design, data and innovation influence, involve and empower them and what might they need in terms of future products, services and experiences, and why?
Key concepts: Citizen journalism, Product (mathematics), Civic engagement, Work (physics), Public relations, Futures contract, Sociology, Democracy